2 Use this QuickStart Guide with
Smart-Scan Ver. 40520 or later
Use this QuickStart Guide with
Smart-Scan Ver. 40520 or later
3
SMART-SCAN
TM
OPERATION MODES
Smart-Scan
TM
currently supports four operation modes, Most users
will only use a single default mode for their daily work, but can quickly switch
modes by scanning one of the square barcodes from the following list:
Smart-UID
operates only on data matrix codes, analyzing them for
compliance to the UID content requirements of MIL-STD-130. Valid
UID scans can be formatted via 4 different output ‘modes’ – plus toggled
options for Error Reporting and/or ATA Spec2000 conversions.
(see uidscanner.com
The following beep sequences tell users what was scanned:
(1 =Valid UID; (2 =Valid P/N; (1+2 =Valid UID with ‘appended’ data.
(4 =Invalid Code – no output unless Error Reporting is used.
Raw Output
should be used if you need to scan Data Matrix bar
codes that do NOT use the MIL-STD-130 syntax requirements
Smart-Lookup
performs a standard “Data Cross-Reference” from
the scan value, using a simple user-defined text file database. Refer
to www.uidscanner.com for details.
Smart-Web
performs an automated web browser search based
on an analysis of the scan data for length, type, etc. Currently
supported data scans include:
•Tracking numbers from FedEx or UPS
•Valid Federal National Stock Number or Part Number
•Valid Vendor Cage Code
Return to Factor ‘CodeViewer’ Mode :
Although we believe you’ll
prefer Smart-Scan, users can scan this code to return to Code Corp’s
base “CodeViewer” functionality (refer to Code Manuals for use .
SMART-SCAN
TM
BASIC SETUP
Here are some quick configuration changes should the ‘as-shipped’
defaults not meet your needs. Smart-Scan
TM
technology offers users the
quickest and most flexible means of configuring prefix/suffix, and custom UID
parsing. Complete documentation is available at www.uidscanner.com
To Change Default Power-Up Operation Mode : Scan the desired Operation
Mode from the facing page. Then scan this barcode to set this
mode as the new default upon power-up.
Current prefix,
suffix, and other relevant mode settings are also saved.
Prefix/Suffix : Commonly, users exclude prefix but add a suffix such as –
<None> <Enter> <Tab>
UID Parsing Options : Smart-UID offers users the ability to output up to 16
different formatted UID parameters: (see www.uidscanner.com
•Output String Formatting: <Enter>, <Tab>
•UID Data: Raw UID, Formatted UII
•UID Parameters: Format, Construct, IAC
•UID Data Segment Prefixes & Values: Vendor, PN, Sequence
•Time/Date ‘Stamp’
•Support for non-UID Part Number bar codes.
Other UID Parsing Examples –
S/N onl Raw <Tab> UII ‘Full’ Report
CR2500 Batch Upload: After gathering data via a cordless CR2500,
connect scanner & PC via a USB cable, position the cursor where
the data should be inserted, and scan this code to upload the data.
